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8/9/2025, 6:01:35 PM
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>it's a highly volatile speculative asset with the sole purpose to sell it to greater fools later down the road.
You're describing fiat. BTC has been more stable than USD the past few years, and it has constantly increased in value rather than decreased. If you bought 1 BTC in 2013 for $20, you would've been able to sell it now for $116,000 now. "Volatility" is used by tards like you to convince people not to invest in assets.
>If you don't want to think much about it, just put most of your money in the S&P 500 or a similar broad market ETF.
LOL, the S&P 500 is even more volatile. Look at UNH right now. I'm also invested in it, but if you think it's better than bitcoin by any stretch of the imagination you clearly don't have much invested in it.
>it's a highly volatile speculative asset with the sole purpose to sell it to greater fools later down the road.
You're describing fiat. BTC has been more stable than USD the past few years, and it has constantly increased in value rather than decreased. If you bought 1 BTC in 2013 for $20, you would've been able to sell it now for $116,000 now. "Volatility" is used by tards like you to convince people not to invest in assets.
>If you don't want to think much about it, just put most of your money in the S&P 500 or a similar broad market ETF.
LOL, the S&P 500 is even more volatile. Look at UNH right now. I'm also invested in it, but if you think it's better than bitcoin by any stretch of the imagination you clearly don't have much invested in it.
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